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Blacklisting , the cancel culture, and other negative actions exacted on Black entities and interests continue to suppress African American progress collectively. The phenomena of unconscious Blacklisting of Black business by Blacks rewards non-Black entities an added advantage over Black business. The resulting non-Black business CAC (customer acquisition cost) to get Black customers is low compared to acquiring customers elsewhere. …
The Protection of “Whiteness” in American Society: Politics, Power, and Social Structures The concept of “whiteness” in America extends beyond race—it functions as a social, economic, and political construct designed to preserve power and privilege. Historically, whiteness has been legally and socially protected through policies, cultural narratives, and institutional frameworks that reinforce racial hierarchies. This protection manifests in multiple ways, …
While name-calling is generally unprofessional, one word comes to mind when considering the current occupant of the Oval Office: degenerate. Rather than relying solely on personal opinion, I turned to DeepSeek, an AI-powered research tool, to analyze the potential effects of a degenerate leader on their constituents. Here’s what the system generated: A degenerate leader is someone who lacks ethical …
About Us | InnerKwest: Relentless in Truth, Redemptive in Justice Updated: August 25, 2025 At InnerKwest, we are far more than guardians of history—we are committed agents of rectification, investigators of truth, and architects of a redemptive and just future. Our mission is relentless in its pursuit to uncover hidden narratives, rectify distortions, and empower communities with revelatory insight that …
Recently I was reading an article about what two of the top Black businessmen were saying about the election. I didn’t even finish the article because of the lack of real meaningful context. Why are Black businesses always labeled the the prefix of Black? Is it some type of badge of pride or is it a tag to the system …
Meta has announced a total of 3.27 billion daily active users across its various platforms. This substantial user base enhances the company’s potential for regular engagement with its artificial intelligence technologies. Meta has commenced the integration of AI within its platforms and is committed to investing billions in research and development. Mark Zuckerberg appears well-positioned to lead the charge in …
Some people may take this as being as uncaring or harsh about a person with physical challenges, but Texas Governor Greg Abbott continues to show a dereliction of duty. This governor claims Texas wants to secede from the union, but has extreme difficulty with its power grid among other major failures to the citizens of Texas. Not only is he …
Rhetorical questions are questions that ask merely for effect of spurring thought on historically deaf ears. With the rapid fire stimuli/response internet fueled social media, rhetorical questions are endlessly asked. I am going to ask and answer some rhetorical questions, but first for the sake of humility the common sense idiom will always refer back to; “You Will Know Them …
June 2020 AM If you haven’t read the 1963 non-fiction book “The Fire Next Time” by James Baldwin, you might get your copy of profound observances and discernment. The writings by Baldwin exposes dire starkness to the African-American experience in America and a possible correlation steering George Floyd’s untimely appointment to destiny that will assign his sacrifice as an unsolicited …
May 20, 2020 AM William Barr has succinctly converted the DOJ to the OFP also referred to as the acting Office For Protection, of Trump. Attorney General Barr’s intervention for Trump allies Michael Flynn and Roger Stone was ‘egregious,’ says prosecutor who quit DOJ. Any and all things either gray areas or blatant disregard for the law, Trump has insisted …
